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for us. >> when vacations go bad. welcome to "early start." i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. we welcome you on this friday morning. breaking news from scotland. the united kingdom will remain united. voters rejecting the vote for independence. the margin is 55% to 45%. cnn's nic robertson joining us live from glasgow. >> reporter: good morning, christine. a huge turnout. 85% of the electorate to vote. that is a record for scotland. 16 and 17-year-olds giving the vote for the first time. the fact it came close down to the wire in the weeks running up to the final vote here gave a lot of concern for british prime minister david cameron. this morning, he spoke of his relief of the result.

>> the people of scotland have spoken and it is a clear result. they have kept our country of four nations together. and like millions of other people, i am delighted. as i said during the campaign, it would have broken my heart to see our united kingdom come to an end. i know that sentiment was shared by people not just across our country, but also around the world because of what we achieved together in the past and what we can do together in the future. >> reporter: now david cameron in the final days of the campaign, if they voted no, they would get greater power ws with taxation and welfare. we heard from alex salmond. the leader of the call for independence says he will hold david cameron and other politicians in london to their word on that. he said he will be making sure

they honor those commitments. christine. >> clearly the markets like it. you have the pound up. british stocks up. u.s. stocks up. everyone is so glad this was not a yes vote. thank you, nic robertson. a crucial development in the battle against isis. the senate passing a measure to fund arms and training for moderate syrian rebels. 72-2 it was the vote. this was one day after the house approved the funding. cnn's dana bash has more on the vote from capitol hill. >> reporter: john and christine, if it sounds very quiet where i am, there is good reason for it. congress is gone. they have left town and they are not coming back until after election day. even though there are big issues facing this country and more importantly and internationally. there was a lot of talk about wanting to have a broad debate about authorizing force and the

commander in chief to deal with isis. that will not happen until after election day. they punted. the only thing they did before leaving town was vote on the very narrow authorization to arm and train the syrian rebels. the vote before leaving in the senate was overwhelming. more than 70 senators voted for it. it was bipartisan opposition as well. you heard strong sentiment on the senate floor from opponents, republican and democrat, saying that they just think this is the wrong idea. that there's no guarantee of who the arms are going to and this money and time that the u.s. will spend training these rebels will be successful given the bad example of iraq. and you have that coupled with those who say we have to do this. we have no choice because isis is such a threat not just in the middle east, but potentially here in the homeland.

that debate did go on in a narrow way. maybe more disappointing and maybe not surprising is that when it comes to the senate, it was tucked into a must-pass spending bill. the bill to fund the government, to keep it running to make sure there is not another shutdown, that was included and done on purpose and coordination with the democratic senate majority leader and republican house speaker to make sure the president got the authority he needed. some legislative kabuki theater. may not be surprising, but some wanted a vote to show constituents where they stand. john and christine. >> no act of political bravery. president obama thanked congress over the plan will work saying the threat posed by isis doesn't frighten us. secretary of state john kerry carried the same message to capitol hill telling the house foreign affairs committee air strikes against isis have been

working. >> i don't think these guys are ten feet tall and the intelligence tells us as we begun to hit them, we have been able to prove that to some degree. >> in france, president holland committed french jets to isis targets. that is in addition to the flights the french are already running. in iraq, the u.s. military launched two more attacks near mosul and the other southeast of baghdad. cnn correspondent anna coren is live with us. john kerry is saying these guys are not ten feet tall. he says as we strike them it is making a difference. >> reporter: he is absolutely right. they are not ten feet tall and bulletproof. despite all those propaganda videos that we have seen. we have to remember that this is part of the isis tactic to

instill fear in the local population as if they are some frightening force. let's not mistaken it. they are barbaric and brutal. what the peshmerga forces here in northern iraq are finding is many of the fighters they are fighting against local sunnis. these are people from the towns and villages who felt alienated and ostracized by the government and joined isis and militants. speaking to military officials, they will tell you the fighters in the towns and villages are actual local people. yes, there are the foreign fighters coming in. the hard core element from syria, but by and large, you are talking about local sunnis rising up and fighting the kurdish forces and fighting the iraqi iraqis. that is what we are seeing. the u.s. air strikes making a

difference to the situation on the ground. there have been 176 to date according to u.s. central command. the hope is there will be intensification of the campaign. we know how effective it is providing that cover for the ground forces to move in and make advances. piecemeal advances of the towns and villages. they are still gaining groupnd and taking out the positions and armored vehicles which is just critical to the operation. what the fighters peshmerga fighters are finding is that the isis militants are leaving all these explosives and ieds as they retreat. that is slowing down the operation. you know, they initially come in and fight. they leave. they lay all of the explosives and the mop-up operation for the peshmerga. that is what is taking time.

in the meantime, christine, they are planning operations. the city of mosul and iraq's second largest city, that is the prize. it will be the prize to take back control of that. as we know, that is going to be an extremely difficult battle. we're talking about urban warfare. peshmerga is not used to that. they are used to fighting in the mountains. they have to adapt to fighting in the open environments. that is where the international experience is critical. that is where the advisers and people from other countries from the global coalition is critical. because at the end of the day as we heard from president obama, there will not been any u.s. combat forces here in that particular fight. they will rely on the peshmerga and the iraqi security forces to take those fights to isis. christine. >> we know the french will be joining in air strikes as well.

a new phase. anna coren, thank you. a new chilling media message from isis. the slickly produced video shows john cantlie. because he is delivering propaganda, clearly under duress, we will not play the video on our air. cnn's karl penhaul is live in london to give us a sense of what this means. good morning, karl. >> reporter: good morning, john. this is john cantlie, as you said, an experienced photo journalist. he was kidnapped in 2012. he was traveling with james foley, the u.s. journalist executed in the horrible isis video back in august. the pair were taken at the same to time. the second time cantlie was kidnapped. it was july of that same year, he was smanatched and held for several days before he escaped.

this video is different from the previous videos which isis showed hostages. it shows cantlie at a desk delivering his message saying over the coming days of the coming weeks, he will deliver a series of programs or reports on what he said the truth about isis. he said, of course, you say i'm going to say that because i'm a prisoner. i am a prisoner. reflecting duress in the message. he did appear relaxed given no presence of any isis members with knife in hand in the screen shot at least. he also went on to say that he felt abandoned by the british government while other european countries managed to negotiate hostages out. we will have to watch this closely to see what happens over the next days and weeks and ask

why this new format. is this something isis trying to grab our attention by using a different tactic? is it possible that john cantlie has seen a way to prolong his life by offering to do this and make these reports? we will have to see how that plays out if this was a cantlie scheme or a switch in isis tactics or if there is something else behind it. john. >> someone in captivity, you simply cannot take it at face value you. karl penhaul, thank you so much. the death toll exploding in west africa. more than 2600 people have been killed by ebola. the united nations declared the outbreak a threat to international peace and security. officials are moving quickly to set up a mission to coordinate relief efforts. in sierra leone, a three-day lockdown for 6 million people. everyone will be confined to the

homes while search-to-search for victims. and a team of educators trying to teach people avoid getting infected, were killed. all they were doing was warning people of the dangers of ebola. the situation is so dire, there is a black market in west africa for the blood of ebola survivors because it is said to have anti-bodies to fight the virus. >> what a terrible situation. 13 minutes past the hour. time for an early start on money. european stocks higher on news that scotland will stay in the u.k. the pound is gaining against the dollar and euro. asian shares are up. u.s. stock futures are higher this morning. the dow and s&p 500, record highs yesterday with the news out of the u.k. and optimism about alibaba's stock market debut. it could be another record day.

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alongside him at the press conference. bizarre timing of the way he stepped down and held the press conference with two weeks to go in the season. andy, thanks so much. >> breaking news. scotland voting against independence. that doesn't mean there are not big changes in the u.k. we are live after the break.

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breaking news this morning. scotland rejecting independence. keeping the united kingdom united. that doesn't mean big changes aren't coming. we are live with the latest reaction and what comes next. congress officially signs on to the war against isis.

the senate voting to arm and train syrian rebels, but not everyone is happy with the president's plan. this is new air strikes target terrorists in iraq. we are live with the latest. american tourists stranded. trapped in cabo. the u.s. military air lifting victims out as another storm approaches. indra petersons is tracking this for us. welcome back to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman. it is friday. we have breaking news out of scotland. the united kingdom still united. voters in scotland have rejected a hotly contested vote for independence. the margin was 55% to 45%. cnn's becky anderson is live in london. becky, how is this being received? i imagine david cameron who

lives in the house behind you must be happy. >> reporter: exhausted. it was a long and sleepless night for david cameron. he came out and spoke to the press as the sun rose in london, there was a sense of palpable relief. >> scotland voted for a stronger parliament backed by the strength of the united kingdom. i want to congratulate the no campaign for that. for showing our nations are really better together. i want to pay tribute to yes scotland for a well fought campaign. and to say to all those who did vote for independence, we hear you. we now have a chance. a great opportunity to change the way the british people are governed and change it for the better. >> reporter: and that is across the board. not just in scotland, but in

england, wales and northern ireland. what david cameron did with the no campaign is in the dying days of this referendum, when the polls were squeezed and it looked like the separatists might win the day, he vowed alongside other politicians from westminster here in london that scotland would get more devolved powers. he says that will be a new and fair settlement for scotland mirrored by a new and fair settlement for england, wales and northern ireland. no referendum for populations that make up the united kingdom. he is determined that what scotland gets, the other nations may get going forward. so, do not expect a status quo going forward. things will change. the u.k. will be governed in different ways across the board

as far as the prime minister is concerned. there is a timeframe for this. he is looking for draft legislation by the beginning of january. by the time the british get to an election in may of next year, if that is when it is, expect we may be a long way down the road to what could be a more federal united kingdom. guys. >> as you say, this still will change everything for how the regions are governed in the united kingdom going forward. big sigh of relief. the financial markets were worried. becky, thank you. president obama enjoying a rare victory in congress. the senate passed the funding of arms in training for the moderate syrian rebels. that was one day after the house approved the funding which the white house has been lobbying hard for. president obama thanked

congress. >> i'm pleased the majority of democrats and republicans in the house and senate voted to support the key element of our strategy. our plan to train and equipped the opposition in syria to help push back the terrorists. >> the wide margin in the senate disguised unhappiness about the way the funding was inserted in must-pass funding legislation and the president's overall strategy against isis. >> when they say we have a 10% approval rate, republican or democrat, it is because of this hypocrasy. because we don't obey the law and we shovel war in a spending bill. >> why does the president insist on telling the enemy what he won't do. why is it the president of the united states keeping telling the people that are slaughtering thousands don't worry, we won't commit ground troops. >> after the funding vote, congress adjourned pushing

debate on further military action until after the november election. president obama expressed confidence thursday that the plan will work saying the threat posed by isis, quote, doesn't frighten us. in france, the president hollande committed french jets to air strikes against isis targets starting soon. there are reports that france has launched the air strikes. this is in addition to the reconnaissance flights they are running. the u.s. launched attacks thursday in mosul and south of baghdad. we have anna coren with us live from iraq. there is a coalition engaged in the battle in iraq. >> reporter: engaged and committed to isis. we have committed the first lawn of the air strike in iraq. they are restricting them to this country.

they are not prepared to go into syria. obviously good news for the iraqis that the french are definitely on board and taking part in those critical air strikes. as far as the united states is concerned, they have launched 176 strikes according to u.s. central command. we have been discussing, john, they are making a huge difference to the operation on the ground providing the cover for the kurdish forces as they try to make those advances against isis. certainly what we are seeing here in iraq is that it is happening. they are gaining momentum. the troops on the ground. it is a piecemeal approach. a few villages here and a town here. a strategic bridge in a particular location. this is the way that the war is going to look. with the help of the air strikes, they can make those advances and place pressure on isis and gradually hit the cities that they want to hit

such as mosul. iraq's second largest city and isis strong hold they took in june. they have up to 1 million people. 2 million people i should say under their control. this is the situation on the ground here. we also got news as well, john, there was a bombing, a suicide bombing in kirkuk, which is an hour from us here. many killed and dozens injured. this is something we saw several weeks ago. it has been quiet since. in baghdad, a few hours ago, another car bombing. same with overnight. you know, this is something we are going to be seeing more of as the global coalition places pressure on isis. they are not able to make the rapid advances that they have done so for the past several months. this is the way they diversify their action on the ground with the car bombings and suicide

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the forecast for us. >> imagine being stuck there without a exit plan. tropical storm polo is continuing to weaken. latest forecast continues to weaken it and pushing it offshore. it is very close near cabo. we could talk about feeling the impact of the system. who is also feeling the impact from odile? the tropical moisture here in the southwest. the flooding is high as 2 to 4 inches of rain expected. looking for that in the afternoon. out to the gulf, stationary front making its way off the area. the stationary front in florida continues to enhance the rainfall in that region. temperatures not too bad. looking at 80s out there. beautiful weekend that still feels like summer somewhere. not necessarily the case if you are in the midwest out to the northeast as another system is making its way through. severe enough that we will talk about a severe weather threat

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let's get an early start on your money this friday morning. european stocks sharply higher on news scotland will stay with the u.k. the u.s. stock futures are pointing higher with the news from the u.k. it could be another record day on wall street. the dow is up 4%. look at the nasdaq. up a stunning 10% since january. the world's highest paid ceo giving up his job. larry ellison is giving up the ceo of oracle. it made him one of the richest men in the world. he made more than $78 million in stock options. two will replace ellison as ceo.

ellison will take over chairman of the board and chief technology officer. the iphone 6 go on sale today. people camping outside apple stores to buy the new phones. apple said there will be a limited supply. in the u.s., the stores open at 8:00 a.m. there were 4 million orders placed last week for phones. i would not wait in line. wait two days. >> why need it two days? they may not have the supply. >> you like the new -- >> i like the software. i like it. >> why get a new phone? >> i might not need to. think about it. "new day" starts right now. the people of scotland have spoken. >> breaking news -- the united kingdom still stands.

scots reject independence. why? and what now after the bit ebb campaign to break away. we have what comes next. war path -- the senate approves the first phase of the battle against isis, arming and training syrian rebels to fight against them, as the terror group releases another hostage video. we're live with the latest. air scare -- look at this video, a jetblue cabin filling with smoke. passengers forced to put on oxygen masks as the plane makes an emergency landing. we'll hear from those on board. >> your "new day" starts right now. >> announcer: this is "new day" with, chris cuomo, kate boldaun, and michaela pereira. good morning, welcome to the tgif edition of "new day," september 19th, check, 6:00, just about, check. scotland wins independence? no check. an historic vote could have broken up america's closest ally. but in the end, the united nations remains united -- united

kingdom remains united. the tears from that young man. the race, too close to call in the days leading up to the vote. a lot of bad blood, certain to remain. so we begin with chief international correspondent, christiane amanpour, who has the latest on the historic decision from glascow, scotland and let's be honest, in some ways, all the drama, the vote may have been the size part. how does the country really unite in the aftermath? >> well, chris, you're absolutely right. it's been determined as a political earthquake. and not because they voted for independence, but because they did not. and that's because of all the promises that the prime minister has made, david cameron to keep the scottish people inside the united kingdom. the whole of the country is going to change. he made it very clear in his speech shortly after the vote was final. remember, it was 55% voted to stayns